Global Translation Management 

Content Management System / E-Commerce / Database Integration Solutions

Don’t fight your back-end system—integrate with it using GlobalLink Connect. Enjoy Translations.com’s industry-leading translation and localization software and technologies while working in the environments you’ve grown accustomed to. We make managing multilingual content easy.

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We’ve got you covered. We’re constantly bringing new integration options to market, and our flexible API affords you custom connections for your proprietary system.

Content Review Solutions

GlobalLink Translation and Review Portal (TRP) can help you coordinate multilingual content review processes amongst globally distributed reviewers. It’s modular, cloud-based, and facilitates reviews anywhere, any time. Monitor changes, new submissions, and deliveries securely. TRP may be used as a stand-alone product or as part of the GlobalLink suite.

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Content Optimization Solutions

There are a lot of details that go into optimization multilingual content: style adherence, brand consistency, terminology guidelines and regulations—all while remaining congruent with previously translated materials.

GlobalLink has two solutions: GlobalLink Term Manager and GlobalLink TM Server. Working alone or in tandem, these technologies promote quality, accuracy, and consistency in your content.

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  Term Manager serves as a repository for your preferred terminology across multiple languages, improving the way organizations manage and control highly branded, technical, or industry-specific terminology. Through Term Manager, project teams, translators, and vendors around the world can efficiently collaborate on, create, and maintain a centralized glossary of approved terminology.

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  TM Server is Translations.com's server-based translation memory system, which takes the place of traditional desktop TM. TM Server enables dispersed linguistic resources—including multiple vendors, internal translators, and reviewers—to reference a unified TM rather than their own individual desktop TMs.